Looking for playful, retro clothes for your little one? The search has just got a whole lot easier with Swedish label Li and Lo arriving on our shores.
Based on the fictional characters from the 60s, Li and Lo aims to please with vivid colours, playful designs and cute patterns.
We’re still sweltering with the Australian summer but nothing gets us in the mood for the approaching cool weather quite like a viewing of the winter goodies to come. We are huge fans of Oeuf at Babyology and can’t wait to share this stunning new range with you.
There’s every chance that bright and brash children’s clothing isn’t your thing and you favour a much more subdued palette for your little ones wardrobe . If so, look no further!
It’s a brand new label that’s sure to catch your eye with a stunning fashion range for boys and girls from preemie to size six!
Kids Instyle, one of our favourite shows for kids, is on again in a couple of weeks and we will be covering the show at the end of this month.
I freely admit to having a penchant for rock-inspired clothing for kids. I grew up fast once I took on the responsibility of raising a family and it really hit home how little time there is to do and wear exactly what I want. I love living vicariously through my boys when it comes to … [Read more.]
There’s something so beautiful and innocent about baby clothing. All the soft colours and delicate fabrics just make you go ‘aaahhh’ and the lovely range from miller&harry will make you do exactly that.
It’s nice to have a change from the usual bright colours I choose for my boys. They both suit earthier tones and these printed nature themes pair beautifully with such shades.
Either I’ve been looking in the wrong places or the field of children’s pyjamas is quite dire. Everywhere I look, I see either trademarked cartoon prints or questionable fibres – but fortunately, this looks to be changing.
Is there anything cuddlier than a newborn baby? Yes, a baby in cashmere. London-based Chinti and Parker has created a small but utterly delectable range of cashmere knits for babies and toddlers (and mums). The designs are not about fashion. Instead they are timeless, essential garments that will never date.
A few small-screen stars from the 1990s have gone on to find their niches in child-related fields – just as Melrose Place actor Josie Bissett has become a children’s author (see her book Tickle Monster in our Christmas Roundup), 90210’s Tori Spelling has launched into the world of children’s fashion with her website Little Maven.
I both love and hate it when I come across a site like Egg. I get excited when I see item after item I NEED to have immediately, but then I remember what it will do to my bank balance.